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SPRING COURSE GUIDE

Spring Enrolment

Sutton Coldfield Campus

Matthew Boulton Campus

James Watt Campus

Language Centre

Erdington Skills Centre

Monday 16 April 4.30pm to 7.30pm

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10.00am to 4:00pm

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Tuesday 17 April 4.30pm to 7.30pm

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10.00am to 4:00pm

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Thursday 19 April 4.30pm to 7.30pm

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10.00am to 4:00pm

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10.00am to 1:00pm

Spring Enrolment dates

Monday 16th • Tuesday 17th Thursday 19th For further information Saturday 21st 0845 155 0101 See across for details www.bmetc.ac.uk Saturday 21 April 9.00am to 12 noon

FREE JOBS AND TRAINING SHOW>> Wednesday 25 April 2012 10am to 2 pm

Birmingham Metropolitan College, Matthew Boulton Campus

Meet HAYLEY TAYLOR, C4’s Fairy JobMother Listen to her own inspirational journey For further information and to book your place on one of the workshops or advice sessions >> please telephone 0845 155 0101 or email

Leonora.Kuzminova@bmetc.ac.uk www.bmetc.ac.uk

Alternative versions available: If you have difficulty reading this prospectus, please contact the College Additional Support Co-ordinator who will discuss with you alternative ways by which we can meet your needs, for example providing large print or CD formats. This information is a brief summary only and is subject to change. Birmingham Metropolitan College retain the right to alter fees without prior notice. Admission to courses is subject to applicants meeting the entry criteria and is at the Colleges’ discretion.

Improve your Skills Boost your career options Whatever your reason for considering coming to College, which might include progressing or changing your career, up-skilling to provide new opportunities in the employment market, returning to work after a break or continuing with the next level of course, we hope you will come to one of our campuses across north and central Birmingham. Having the right skills for employment is more important now than ever before. Our programmes focus on the skills required by local employers and you will gain qualifications which meet their needs.

Our recent Ofsted Inspection recognised our excellence in working with employers : “Many learners have gained significantly from the College’s outstanding partnerships with a large number of external organisations and employers.” Our courses are designed to fit in with your work and family commitments, full-time or part-time and run during evenings or weekends. All courses lead to recognised qualifications and relate to national occupational standards.

Sutton Coldfield Campus – SC Matthew Boulton Campus – MB James Watt Campus – JW Or at one of our satellite centres The Language Centre, Highgate – LC Castle Vale Skills Centre – CV Erdington Skills Centre – ER Millennium Point – MP Maps and addresses for our three main campuses are published at the back of the directory to help you to identify your most suitable location.

You can study at one of the main college campuses in north and central Birmingham

Fees Learn new skills - change your career New Government funding to help adult learners Adult learners may get their tuition fees fully funded on Government supported courses. Learners who are in receipt of benefits and are unemployed, wishing to access free training will be encouraged to enrol onto courses that directly link to employers’ needs and skills gaps in the region. Payment of fees Students who are unable to qualify for fee remission will be required to pay fees at enrolment. We accept payment by credit/debit cards or cash. Instalment arrangements are available where the fees payable are in excess of £150 and the course duration is 12 weeks or more. To pay by instalments you need to

Sutton Coldfield Campus

make an initial payment at enrolment and set up a direct debit for the further instalment(s). To do this you will need to bring with you to enrolment a bank statement for an account from which direct debits can be taken. We only require the statement to verify your address and account details. We do not require a copy.

Examination and awarding body fees Examination and awarding body fees must be paid at enrolment. However, if you receive benefits you may be able to apply to the Learner Support Fund to have the fees paid or reimbursed. Please ask at enrolment for details.

If you do not bring your bank statement when you come to enrol, payment by instalment will not be available. A £25 penalty fee is payable to the College where direct debit(s) are unduly cancelled.

Employer funding If your employer is sponsoring you for your course, please bring a letter confirming this, which has been signed by your employer on their letter headed paper, asking the College to invoice them (or a company cheque for the full amount).

Instalments will be based on the following schedule: Course duration

Initial First Second Third payment Instalment Instalment Instalment

12-18 wks 50%

50%

n/a

19 weeks+ 25%

25%

BMET Job Skills Academy Free courses for the Unemployed. Are you looking for a job, aged over 19 and claiming a benefit for the unemployed?

We offer short courses for people who are looking for work which will give you both a recognised qualification and a competitive edge in securing employment. Courses are targeted on those occupations where vacancies are known to exist locally so we can help you win those jobs with the right training. They are run on regular dates throughout the year and attending them will not affect your benefits.

Do you want free training to learn new skills matched to the local jobs market? If the answer is yes, then our BMET Job Skills Academy can help you.

Short courses are offered in a range of occupations and subjects to help you find a job. We are adding to this list all the time so please check our website for further opportunities. All courses have good progression routes so learners will be able to continue training once in employment. Please ring 0121 362 1125 for advice or to book a place.

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Business Administration

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